Roy Auh

Roy assists with compliance counseling, regulatory advocacy, transactions, and adversarial proceedings support across privacy, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI), and mobility matters. In the privacy space, he helps analyze the gamut of state and federal privacy laws, adtech and marketing rules, and other sector-specific legal regimes. In transportation matters, Roy supports clients navigating legal and policy issues involving autonomous and connected vehicles, vehicle technologies, drones, transportation infrastructure, and emerging mobility business models. Roy also has experience advising organizations on state gambling licensing laws, including requirements affecting land-based casinos, online gaming, sports wagering, fantasy sports, and prediction markets.

Using his background in computer science, Roy also helps clients by connecting legal requirements with technical and operational realities, working with legal and business teams to understand how technologies function and where regulatory risks may arise. Roy also brings his experience from government, policy, and in-house settings to provide nuanced perspectives for each client. His experience includes internships with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, privacy-focused policy organizations, and a media organization.